Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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HAROLD CATER Bi.ANci-is LANKLER Men'.r Chairman Women? Chairman Convocation Committee CoNvocA'r1oN is held in Crouse College auditorium every Tuesday at noon. Prominent men and women speakers are invited to lecture on current happenings in their respective fields. In this way alert students are ofTered an excellent opportunity to keep well informed. Such eminent speakers as Norman Tomas, Socialist candidate for President, A. Fenner Brockway, leader of the British Labor Partyg and Norman Hapgood, Editor of Colliers magazine, Dramatic Critic and Ambassador to Denmark in 1919, were secured this year. The Convocation Committee consists of six regular members, and a number of sophomore candidates. The duties ofthe committee are to receive, entertain, and introduce the guest speakers, as well as to arrange the dates and the topics for discussion. CONVOCATION COMMITTEE HAROLD CA1-an ........,.. ...................,...............................................,..... M en's Chairman BLANCHE LANKLER ........ ............... W omen'.r Chairman Betty Clark William Melchior Lois Gorson Edgar Partington 1 i i Top Row: Partington, Clark, Melchior Front Row: Lanklcr, Cater, Gorson 26

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Wo'men's Student Court WOMEN,S S'rUDEN'1' COURT is an organization for the purpose of weighing infringements and for determining suitable penalties of Women's Student Senate and University rules. This body also makes a study of important campus problems which relate to women. The policy ofthe court is to determine all decisions on the basis of constructive growth of individuals. This court was established last October. Although it was more or less of an experiment this year, thus far it has achieved remarkable success. VIVIAN CAYGILI. Representation for the court is determined according to enrollment Chief Juslire in the colleges. A list of senior women is submitted by the dean of each college. From this list ten women are chosen by the executive committee of Women's Student Senate with the assistance of Dean Leonard. These ten women, a faculty advisor, and Dean Leonard compose thejudicial body. The vice president ofthe Senate acts as chiefjustice ofthe court. The president attends the meetings as an ex-oHicio. OFFICERS VIVIAN CAYGILI ......,...,... ..................,......,, .i...... C h ity' Jus-life VIRGINIA RAND ,...........,..,..,. ,,,.,,,,,...,. Ex-ojicio MRS. HELENI: HAR'l'LEX' ....,.... ..,..,.....,. 1' 'urulzy Advisor DEAN LEONARD ..........,.,....... ,..,,.,. fi' dminimfulive fidviror BARBARA S'rEl.l.MANN ,......... .I.,I,.,... H ome Economic: HILDA HAAS ....................., ..,...........,............. ........ T e arm-r'x College FINE ARTS Bettina Barrett Julia Morton BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Elizabeth Born I-Iazel Jordan LIBERAL ARTS Margaret Bryan Frances Greene Helen Eby Frances Kantor Top Row: Stcllman, Haas, Eby Second Row: Kantor, Born, Jordan, Norton, Barrett. Front Row: Greene, Bryan, Caygill, Rand 25

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Chapel Board THE HENDRICKS CHAPEL BOARD, in its third year, is a well- established, vital feature of the University life. Composed of a representative group of deans, professors, and students, it plans the religious and social programs centering around the chapel. As Chairman of a committee each member has responsibility for a definite element of the activities. With the worship, which consists of the Sunday morning service, daily Chapel, and the weekly vespers, as a nucleus and inspiration, an interesting program of social events and discussion groups has been arranged, in which several hundred students participate. Through the purpose of stimulating the religious life of the Uni- versity and of inspiring a spirit of fellowship among students, the Chapel Board has increasingly become, as it has aptly been termed, Syracuse. CHAPEL STAFF WILLIAM H. POWERS Chairman the heart of the new Dean William H. Powers Earl D. Stout Bernice H. Meredith Marjorie O. Bronner Whitney M. Trousdale Helen D. Laidlaw ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Dean William L. Bray Professor Dwight M. Beck Dean Charles L. Raper Professor Leslie Bryan Dean Ernest S. GriHith Professor Ross Hoople Dean Annie MacLeod Professor William Smallwood STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE MEMBERS HERBERT' Ross ,...............,......,.................................,..........................,..,,..... Menlr Sermlc VIRGINIA RAND., ........ .....,. . .,........,.....,..,..,... ................,..,,..,,..,......,........ W o merfs Semin- HELEN HAND ...... ,...... ...,....................,.. S , vrncuxe-in-Chyna ADELAIDE AYLING ..............................,............,.....,........................................ Y. W. C. A. STUDENT MEMBERS AT LARGE Edna Askwith Edward Meacham William Bedford Robert Merritt Margaret Elwood Benjamin Moses Albert Gutzman Annabel Nichols Helen Koford Lenore Rousseau Winthrop Long Philip Ryder Top Row: Merritt, Bryan, Truesdale, Laidlaw, Beck, Bedford, Ryder, Gutzman Second Row: Hand. M0lCl1iDF. Bragan. Ross, Nichols, Moses. Bronner, Long, Askwith Front Row: Smnllwood, Rand. Ayling, Powers, Elwood, Meredith, Raper 27